abhijeet vairagkar
07 November 2016 at 11:05
We gave our property on 15 year registered licence deed for business. This year on 15 aug 2016 licence period expired. But now tenate refuse to vacant our property. Our property residing in Maharashtra. Our deed is registered, in this license deed party agreed for vacant property as the period of license expired. But now he refused to vacant. Is any special courts to appeals for such registered license matter. What the chances of getting our property back.
anuja d g
06 November 2016 at 15:13
My father(who is no more) has divided his anchestral farm lands to my mother name nearly 55 Years back and to my two brothers 11 years back and some property is still in his name our property is nearly 100 years old ancestral property we are two�brothers and�two sisters we didn't got any thing from the property
Now my mother wants to give half of her property to me how to make that one in my name what is the legal procedure to entitle property share.
Anaa
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06 November 2016 at 14:04
We were residing at Shakti Villa Bldg (PLOT A) on tenancy basis since 1974. Later in 2006 Developer agreed and promised to give me one flat on ownership basis on the same plot of the same carpet area within 1 year of the date of making agreement (notarized but not registered).
Developer has also promised and agreed to give me Rs.7500pm rent for temporary alternate accommodation.
Developer had stopped giving me rent in 2007.
Later Developer Acquired another adjacent Plot B on which Kaya Niwas Building was structured.
Then there after he gave us one flat on plot B new Jaya Niwas building after redevelopment which is not at all as per the agreement.
Now he is asking us to take away the said flat on plot B but we denied to sign on the new agreement for the said new flat on plot B as it is not at all as per agreement.
Tenancy rights are of my grandmother (age 82 years old)
Developer has submitted and got approval of various plans for merger and demerger of PLOT A & B from various authorities without taking our consent.
Developer is constructing a Hospital on plot A without taking our consent.
What is the best remedy/solution out of this case.
Which court (civil/criminal/consumer) is the best options.
and What are the Legal points to be raised before the court?
Tarak Nath
06 November 2016 at 11:01
Respected
Sir/Madam
Please help me with your valuable legal advice and reference of judgment of court in India if any as I want to know about the Registered WiLL by late Muslim widow is legally valid documents for mutations entry of house /property in municipal?.... And it is acceptable for in all official work ?
Kindly let me know the details at the earliest at your end.
This case is one of my closest neighbor it self acquired (purchased house and some land) of late widow lady and make a registered WiLL with registrar office with two witnesses in the year2006.
And Municipal authority refusing for mutation entry and demand WiLL with probate.
So Sir need further guidance and legal advice it is mandatory Will to probate.... Is any judgements or order for reference.
Hoping for a best legal advise from all of you expert to solve the matter at the eearliest.
Thanks n regards
Garima
05 November 2016 at 16:32
Does the mother still have the right on the property of married died son having a wife and 2 children
Asdfghjkl
05 November 2016 at 14:50
My neighbor is selling his property without giving me any opportunity to buy his plot of land can i file a suit against him and if so what are the sections applicable. Thank you
Mangala K
05 November 2016 at 10:29
My Father has SELF ACQUIRED property. There are no Ancestral Property.
We are Two Siblings. Me(Daughter) and My Brother.
My Father has decided to distribute the SELF ACQUIRED property between Me(daughter) and My Brother.
My Farther has proposed to give me "LESS" property to Me(daughter) and he has decided to give "MORE" property to by brother. Just to give an idea, he has decided to give 45% to ME and 55% to my brother.
When I expressed my displeasure, he is talking LEGAL. He says that, since it is SELF ACQUIRED, he has the right to decide what to give and how much to give. He says, if you want, you take or else leave, I shall give it to ORPHANAGE.
Since there is a "DISCRIMINATION" exhibited by my Father in distribution of his SELF ACQUIRED property, ARE THERE ANY LEGAL REMEDIES FOR ME. Kindly guide me.
Mrs. Mangala K
Mangala K
05 November 2016 at 06:25
My Father has SELF ACQUIRED property. There are no Ancestral Property.
We are Two Siblings. Me(Daughter) and My Brother.
My Father has decided to distribute the SELF ACQUIRED property between Me(daughter) and My Brother.
My Farther has proposed to give me "LESS" property to Me(daughter) and he has decided to give "MORE" property to by brother. Just to give an idea, he has decided to give 45% to ME and 55% to my brother.
When I expressed my displeasure, he is talking LEGAL. He says that, since it is SELF ACQUIRED, he has the right to decide what to give and how much to give. He says, if you want, you take or else leave, I shall give it to ORPHANAGE.
Since there is a "DISCRIMINATION" exhibited by my Father in distribution of his SELF ACQUIRED property, ARE THERE ANY LEGAL REMEDIES FOR ME.
Mrs. Mangala K
Jasmeet
05 November 2016 at 03:01
I have entered into an agreement to sell the 50 sq.yards land /plot ..and i have received 1lac as byana amount ..In agreement its mentioned that registration should be completed within 4 months .If in case the second party fails to pay the balance amount on the final date of payment then the byana amount will b treated as forfeited and the agreement shall stand cancelled.. ..! now 4 months passed and the purchaser is not talking to us and also not communicating as well .i want to know the validity of the sale agreement made on 50 rs estamp paper ..and do i have to send any notice of cancellation Or just sit silent beacuse it have a clause that agreement automatically shall stand cancelled if second party fails to pay balance amount within 4 months ...
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